Yes, I use a low contrast theme, light grey on yellow. My vim is Solarized based so I can invert colors at night and get more contrast by collapsing the RGB va

Yes, I use a low contrast theme, light grey on yellow. My vim is Solarized based so I can invert colors at night and get more contrast by collapsing the RGB values into just red using NegativeScreen. My bash is more custom: to be even lower contrast, I don't use colors except for when commands return with an error code. Instead, I use font attributes a lot (bold, italics, faint, etc) and I timestamp my commands so when I check my records I can easily find which parts took me the longest to think and do. The command I am typing has the current directory in bold to quickly remind me as I usually have several terminals opened. Here is what my bash (where I spend the most time in) and vi looks like: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/csdvrx/sixel-tmux/master/sixel-tmux.jpg https://raw.githubusercontent.com/csdvrx/sixel-tmux/master/s... My bash has changed to match vi: the # prompt and red error codes now use the background color with: \e[2;48;2;215;215;175m\]#[\e[0m\]